2013 Panamera/Cayenne PCM Question...
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2013 Panamera/Cayenne PCM Question...
I have found PCM module from 2013 Cayenne Turbo. Is it possible to change my late 2010 Panamera Turbo PCM with the new Cayenne PCM? 
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I don't think this is even posiible, but if it is it would require a ton of recoding to get all the sensors in your car to communicate with the new ecu. Probably not worth the headache, why would you want to do this anyway?
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I wonder if that would damage your engine...
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The new PCM has a new interface on the instrument panel display and some other small differences...
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I have had some experience with this type of thing over the years and every time I've done it, it has turned into more than what I expected. If I was thinking about doing this here is the first thing I would do. Get a ECU out of a 2013 Turbo if the ECU is the same than there might be a possibility, though I do not know what features your trying to gain access to. Over the years I've seen these cars have features (like TPMS in the 997's they all have and it can be turned on with a Porsche programmer) or options that are there and just need to be activated.
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